TNA British Boot Camp to launch on 1/1

TNA will launch its British Boot Camp reality-style television series on
January 1 in the UK, airing at 10PM on Challenge TV. The second episode
will air immediately after the first one ends and then other shows will
air every Tuesday throughout the month of January. The six-part TV show
will follow four British wrestlers – 2 males and a set of female twins –
who’re trying to win a contract with TNA. At the end of the series, either
one of the two males, or the twins, will get a chance to wrestle in front
of a home town crowd as TNA rolls into London’s Wembley Arena as part of
the UK tour later in the month. The four individuals on the show are 29
year old Rockstar Spud, 24 year old Marty Scurll, and 24 year old twins
Hannah and Holly. TNA: British Boot Camp is the first non-game show to air
on Challenge TV since Sky re-launched it on Freeview last year. “We are
confident that this show’s focus on four of Britain’s most promising
wrestlers will inspire Challenge’s passionate TNA fans, and draw in a new
audience to professional wrestling, as we track their daunting journey
from the UK, through TNA boot camp to the high pressure finale in
Florida,” said John Jelley, Sky Commissioning Executive for factual and
features.

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Spud and Marty Scurll. They couldn’t have chosen two bigger unjustified egos. Both are completely slimy to work with, but the bland Doug Williams is clearly pushing for his friends to get contracts, which is the only way these two self centered, painfully average idiots could get one. The only bigger waste of airtime, literally and figuratively, is Nick ‘Brutus’ Aldis. Tna is a fifth rate joke, a stain on the wrestling scene, and trying to compete with wwe in the uk because they know they can’t in America. What a utter joke and waste of time. I wonder if Spud’s music will be ‘White Lines (don’t do it)’. . . Know what I mean, James?